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How To Craft A Rebound

On average, we make 11.7 career changes according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That’s a lot of rebounds, comebacks and course corrections. I know I have followed my authentic self onto a new path close to a dozen times so far. Career shifts are never easy, but...

The Surprising Reason We Need More Women In The Global Workforce

By: Katerina Sokou Could getting more women in the workforce be the key to a stronger and more stable global economy? Some leading thinkers, including at the International Monetary Fund, argue exactly that. “Growth is the lens through which we view the issue of female...

Are You Drowning in Unsolicited Advice?

By Victoria Pynchon In recent days, it’s been suggested to me (the generic woman) that I find a way to strengthen my voice(Executive Presence); jettison my womanly emotions in the workplace (don’t cry!); eliminate question marks and exclamation points from my email...

Leadership Is Our Service To Others

“Allow the way to your great work to be guided by your service to others.” – Mollie Marti Recently, I had the privilege and honor of attending the Georgetown McDonough School of Business graduation for Taylor Johnson. In addition to her academic achievements, Taylor...

Want a True Start-up Business? You Need 3 Things.

What are the keys to business success? It turns out is the same as the keys to life success! - InPower Editors A couple of weekends ago, I volunteered at the Dallas Startup Weekend: Women’s Edition, held at the Dallas Entrepreneur Center (the DEC). If you haven’t been...

11 Traits That Sabotage Driven People

Sometimes the most successful people are prone to some of the most brutal self-talk. Here's the big surprise. Self-sabatoge isn't what makes you successful. However successful you are, you can be even more successful without it! - InPower Editors For as long as I can...

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Stress Relief Through Music

By: Marlene Wallace   With life’s many ups and downs come varying degrees of stress. At times, I have actually used stress to fuel my drive as I strove for a promotion at work; but, at other points, mounting anxiety has had almost a crippling effect on my productivity...

9 Steps to Changing Careers and Getting the Life You Want

There are two questions I get asked most frequently when I meet new people and tell them my story. The first is, “Why did you decide to leave law?” and the second is, “How did you make the change?” I recently got an email from a woman explaining that she was stuck in...

CBS Radio Interview

by: Tanvi Gautam I had the honour of being interviewed on CBS radio (US) by Career Coach Caroline. I loved her book “This is not the career I ordered” which is a fantastic set of stories (you know I love storytelling!) on women who transitioned between careers (from...

Women in Leadership

Interview with Jory des Jardins of BlogHer [AUDIO]

Jory des Jardins is an InPowerhouse. As one of the co-founders of BlogHer, she and her partners dedicated their business to helping empower women – personally and economically – and as a result, Blogher has become a hotbed of women on the web (full discloser, InPower...

11 Tips for Women Pitching Investors for the First Time

By: The Young Entrepreneurs Council What's one thing female founders need to know before pitching their company to investors for the first time? Question by: AshleyKnow Your Non-Negotiables"Get clear on your company's vision, mission and values -- these are your...

Should We Lean In to Combat Sexism?

Should We Lean In to Combat Sexism?

Sheryl Sandberg’s new book, Lean In, has generated a ton of dialog about women and work – not all of it positive, and not all the criticism from men. Actually, the only criticism I’ve read or heard has been from women, and it seems to literally illustrate her point...

Diversity & Inclusion

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